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Orthopedic surgery recovery length can be impacted by several factors. For example, what type of surgery your patient has and if they have an allograft during their surgery can both play a role in the recovery process. An allograft is a transplant process that uses bone or tissue from someone else and may involve Graftgun® …

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The universal graft gun is improving accuracy, cutting down on surgical time, and limiting invasive procedures. The universal graft gun is designed to help providers easily place bone graft material in a highly targeted area. Here is everything you need to know about the universal graft gun. It’s Ergonomic A graft gun can make light …

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There are a lot of positive changes coming to orthopedic surgery thanks to advances in technology. One of the largest positive changes has been in devices for bone graft procedures. Today, they are helping surgeons to accurately place grafting material in a far less invasive manner. Here are some other changes you can expect that …

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When you break your arm or get a fracture, you may not know how the healing process will go. Bone fractures are common and usually heal within two to 10 weeks, according to Better Bone. Although, the healing time is dependent on the extent of the injury. What happens to the bone during the healing …

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In orthopedic surgeries, bone grafts are commonly used to promote the growth of new bone. Traditionally, autogenous bone grafts harvested from the patient have been the gold standard for bone grafting. However, with technological advancements, synthetic bone graft substitutes have gained popularity. What Is a Synthetic Bone Graft? Synthetic bone grafts are man-made materials that …

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Neuromonitoring is one of these techniques and shows how far the field has come! Read on to learn what it is and why bone graft companies supply related devices.

All broken bones undergo the same process of healing. This holds true regardless of whether a bone has been cut during surgery or broken due to an accident. Sometimes, a cast is not enough of a solution for your injury. Let’s take a look at the repair process for

Bones, like any body part, can get damaged or diseased. When this happens, one of the best options to repair and rebuild bone is bone grafting. This technique uses transplanted bone that can be taken from the hips, ribs, or legs to do the graft. You can also get ….

A bone graft is a surgical operation used to restore bones by transferring healthy bone tissues from other people. This surgery may be required if bones do not mend properly after a fracture. The procedure is minimally invasive, and most patients finish the procedure as an outpatient. The four ….

If you are dealing with a bone defect, you might be wondering how to protect and preserve your bone mass. You might also be wondering what the differences are between artificial bone grafting and traditional bone grafting. According to National Center for Biotechnology Information, 16-year-old research on two million ….